Henry Asserson McClure ’54

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We were saddened to learn of the Aug. 15, 1998, death of Henry McClure. Henry grew up in Morristown, N.J. While at Princeton, he majored in basic engineering. He was a member of Dial Lodge and worked as manager of the express-reunion agency. He left Princeton after his third year to become an officer in the Navy. His living Princeton roommates, Paul Parham and Dick Daily recalled Henry as a quiet, hard working student. He was the type of person everyone liked. After his tour in the service, he worked for General Electric. Henry has no known survivors. The class asks for your prayers for the life and work of this wonderful man.

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